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Unsubby is a third‑party cancellation service that offers to cancel subscriptions on your behalf by submitting a cancellation request or formal letter to a merchant. For Canadian users the Unsubby web flow allows you to submit a form and have Unsubby send a tracked cancellation letter, provide confirmation, and let you track the status of the request. Unsubby does not act as the merchant or the app store and cannot directly change subscription status inside Apple or Google Play accounts.
Choose the path that matches how you are billed (direct merchant, website, App Store/Google Play). If the subscription is managed via an app store, cancel directly with Apple or Google Play; Unsubby cannot revoke app‑store recurring charges for you. For merchant or Plan Canada style subscriptions, you can use Unsubby’s web form to send a formal cancellation letter that they track and confirm.
When you use Unsubby, they send a formal cancellation letter or request to the merchant and provide you with confirmation and tracking. The merchant must process the cancellation, but Unsubby cannot force how quickly the merchant responds, whether access ends immediately, or whether the merchant issues a refund. For app‑store subscriptions, cancellation via Apple or Google Play typically stops future renewals but access timing depends on the store’s and app’s policies.
Keep copies of all confirmations, tracking numbers, and any merchant responses. If charges continue after cancellation, you will need those records to dispute the charge with your bank, card issuer, or the merchant.
Unsubby states a “100% Refund policy” if you are not satisfied with their service. See Unsubby’s page for details: unsubby.com. However, independent user reports note cases where customers were charged despite attempting cancellation and experienced difficulty obtaining refunds - examples and complaints have been posted on consumer review sites. A refund from Unsubby relates to their service fee; refunds of merchant subscription charges are governed by the merchant (or app‑store) refund policy and Canadian consumer law.
| Plan | Price (CAD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Unsubby (Canada) | Varies | No public CAD pricing found on Canadian pages (2024/2025); contact Unsubby for current Canadian fees. |
| My Unsubby (Europe example) | €12.95 per 4‑week period | Example European rate publicly listed; may not apply in Canada. |
Under Canadian consumer protection, if you paid for unsolicited goods or services you are generally entitled to a refund and have up to one year to request it; rules and time limits can vary by province and by the nature of the transaction. See a summary at legalline.ca. If a merchant or third‑party service fails to provide the agreed service or continues billing incorrectly, you may be able to dispute the charge with your card issuer, file a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office, or pursue a small‑claims action if necessary.
Reviews are mixed. Many users report that Unsubby makes cancellations straightforward, fast, and stress‑free and praise the convenience of a managed cancellation flow and tracked letters (see Trustpilot: ca.trustpilot.com). Other users report unexpected charges, recurring billing after cancellation, difficulty obtaining refunds, and poor customer support; some have described experiences posted on complaint boards (see PissedConsumer: unsubby.pissedconsumer.com).
Common mistakes include assuming Unsubby will cancel app‑store subscriptions (it cannot affect Apple/Google billing), failing to save confirmation or tracking information, and not checking bank/card statements for post‑cancellation charges. Another frequent error is relying solely on a verbal confirmation; always get written or digital confirmation and keep it. If you do not follow up promptly when charges continue, you may miss dispute windows with your card issuer.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Via Unsubby (web form & letter) | Possible - Unsubby offers a 100% refund policy for their service, merchant refund depends on merchant response | Easy to submit; merchant response time varies |
| Apple App Store / Google Play direct | Depends on Apple/Google refund policies and app developer; refunds may be limited | Medium - follow store procedures and keep receipts |
| Direct merchant cancellation / registered mail | Depends on merchant terms and Canadian law; you may recover charges for unsolicited services | Medium to difficult - may require escalation and documentation |
| Consumer protection or bank dispute | Possible - consumer rights and chargeback processes can recover improper charges | Medium - involves forms, evidence, and time |
After you submit a cancellation, monitor your email and bank statements for confirmation and any further charges. Save Unsubby’s confirmation and tracking details and any merchant responses. If charges continue, contact the merchant first with your evidence; if unresolved, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge and consider filing a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office. Useful pages: Unsubby cancel page (unsubby.com), Apple support for subscription cancellation (support.apple.com), and consumer rights overview (legalline.ca).
If you need to send a registered postal cancellation or a formal notice by mail, the WHOIS‑listed postal address associated with Unsubby is:
PO Box 786
UB3 9TR Hayes
Middlesex, United Kingdom
Consider sending any postal notices by tracked/registered mail (e.g., raccomandata A/R) and keep the tracking and delivery confirmation for your records.
Already sent a letter? Enter its tracking number to see its proof of dispatch and certified timestamp.
Written by Evelyn Wright
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.